Constructive Mistakes in SVG.

Mistakes in SVG

Constructive Mistakes in SVG:

I was trying to code a Bishop’s mitre in SVG, but I made a mistake in the code... however, with art, mistakes are serendipitous and an impetus to further creativity. So I ended up with this creepy-looking gravestone instead. You can code HTML-5 game graphics in SVG, and I always love creepy graveyards in games.

Requiēscat in Pāce
Figure 1:  The resulting Gravestone image.


Figure 2:  What the image looks like when exported as a PNG.

You can locate the source code of this gravestone image at my Codepen Account.

Figure 3: There is usually a graveyard in The Legend of Zelda titles!

You can locate the source code of this triforce image at my Codepen Account.

Figure 4:  Link has desecrated many’s a would-be final resting place in his time!

You can view the source code of the above Link Sprite at my Codepen Account.

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